Daniel Kelly would keep the Wisconsin Supreme Court on its constitutionally humble and conservative path. Janet Protasiewicz has already trumpeted the kind of activism she would wage to turn the high court into a political weapon for leftist causes.
Along with various local measures and a plethora of municipal races, the April 4 ballot contains statewide ballot questions on pretrial detention and cash bail that aim to alter our state’s founding document.
We need to fund our priorities. However, we will not spend at all of the levels proposed by Governor Evers – this is not a cut.
Or help convince people to move to Wisconsin? What the data tells us.
When I go back and think about Bobby Caldwell lyrics to “What you won’t do for love”, it reminds me that we all must search within ourselves to find something that we will fight for, even until the death.
If there was more venture capital in Wisconsin, young companies wouldn’t be tempted to look halfway across the country to find it.
Everytown for Gun Safety Action Fund announced a new TV ad hitting conservative Supreme Court candidate Daniel Kelly on abortion and background checks for firearm purchases. The group said it’s a $500,000 buy that will air on broadcast and cable
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AG Josh Kaul led a 23-state letter calling for Kia and Hyundai to address rising car thefts among models lacking anti-theft immobilizers.
Project Democracy PAC announced a six-figure digital ad urging voters to support liberal Janet Protasiewicz in the April 4 Supreme Court race. The group said the ad targets business executives and economic leaders in Wisconsin, as well as more than
Conservative former Supreme Court Justice Daniel Kelly unveiled his first TV ad of the campaign, knocking liberal rival Janet Protasiewicz for letting “dangerous criminals back into our streets.” Kelly’s ad features Dodge County Sheriff Dale Schmidt and Waukesha County Sheriff
Daniel Kelly would keep the Wisconsin Supreme Court on its constitutionally humble and conservative path. Janet Protasiewicz has already trumpeted the kind of activism she would wage to turn the high court into a political weapon for leftist causes.
Along with various local measures and a plethora of municipal races, the April 4 ballot contains statewide ballot questions on pretrial detention and cash bail that aim to alter our state’s founding document.
We need to fund our priorities. However, we will not spend at all of the levels proposed by Governor Evers – this is not a cut.
Or help convince people to move to Wisconsin? What the data tells us.
When I go back and think about Bobby Caldwell lyrics to “What you won’t do for love”, it reminds me that we all must search within ourselves to find something that we will fight for, even until the death.
If there was more venture capital in Wisconsin, young companies wouldn’t be tempted to look halfway across the country to find it.
Everytown for Gun Safety Action Fund announced a new TV ad hitting conservative Supreme Court candidate Daniel Kelly on abortion and background checks for firearm purchases. The group said it’s a $500,000 buy that will air on broadcast and cable TV in the Madison and Milwaukee markets. It begins tonight
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AG Josh Kaul led a 23-state letter calling for Kia and Hyundai to address rising car thefts among models lacking anti-theft immobilizers.
Project Democracy PAC announced a six-figure digital ad urging voters to support liberal Janet Protasiewicz in the April 4 Supreme Court race. The group said the ad targets business executives and economic leaders in Wisconsin, as well as more than 200,000 voters who identify as moderate, centrist, independent, lean Democratic
Conservative former Supreme Court Justice Daniel Kelly unveiled his first TV ad of the campaign, knocking liberal rival Janet Protasiewicz for letting “dangerous criminals back into our streets.” Kelly’s ad features Dodge County Sheriff Dale Schmidt and Waukesha County Sheriff Eric Severson. Schmidt says sheriffs are supporting Kelly, while Severson